Kuwait joins UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee in landmark 2024 election
Kuwait has secured a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee, marking a significant achievement for the country’s cultural sector. The election took place during a session at the organisation’s Paris headquarters. It highlights Kuwait’s growing influence in global heritage preservation efforts.
The decision to include Kuwait in the 21-member committee reflects its strong reputation in cultural and heritage conservation. The country’s election aligns with the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters (NCCAL) strategy, which focuses on protecting national heritage while promoting cultural identity.
Kuwait’s place on the World Heritage Committee strengthens its role in global cultural diplomacy. The country will now take part in key decisions affecting heritage sites worldwide. This achievement also reinforces its commitment to preserving both national and international cultural treasures.
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